John Carpenter says nobody has figured out the ending of The Thing. After 44 years of people inspecting eyeballs, breath, […] ...

A silhouette of a man with a light shining from his head in a poster for The Thing. Image via Universal Pictures You can take your pick on what the best sci-fi horror movie ever made is. Perhaps ...

John W. Campbell’s Who Goes There? opens in the dead of winter. The events of this 1938 sci-fi horror novella take place during the coldest months in Antarctica, where a group of researchers stumble ...

A moment by moment look at John Carpenter's 1982 classic, its infection timeline, its hidden clues, and why the alien never wanted to absorb MacReady ...

The Thing: Remastered resurrects the previously out of print The Thing game, transplanting it to modern platforms and giving it a tweak or six. But how does it fit into the events of the two movies?

Cronos: The New Dawn may resemble a few obvious known horror works, but it also made me think of another well-known one from the past. The Thing is my favorite movie of all time, so I desperately need ...